Spokane Slavic Seventh-Day Adventist Church
To Love. To Serve. To Proclaim.
Our mission
Love, serve, proclaim: love as Christ loved, serve God and people, proclaim the Gospel.

Our Pastor
Dear friend, welcome!
We’re so glad you stopped by, and we’d love for you to join us for worship.
Whether you’re new or still searching for where God is leading you — you are always welcome here with joy and open arms.
We’re a community of everyday people who want to know God and follow Jesus in daily life — a place for hope, support, genuine connection, and experiencing God’s love.
I’d love to meet you and pray for you. Leave your contact info and we’ll reach out. We can’t wait to meet you!
28 Fundamental Beliefs
Serving with love

Every Saturday, we gather to step away from the rush, study the Bible, and fill our hearts with peace. Come join a warm community and grow closer to God!
An interactive part of our Saturday where everyone can ask questions and share their thoughts. We study the Word of God together—simply, practically, and among friends.


Special events, holiday programs, and inspiring projects hosted by our church. Explore the unique gatherings we hold throughout the year and find something that speaks directly to you.
Faith without works is dead, which is why we strive to make a real difference in our city. We organize charitable projects, support those in difficult times, and share God's love through simple acts of kindness.

Serving with love
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Life brings moments when guidance, support, or simply someone who is ready to listen can make all the difference.
Our pastor is open to conversation and ready to support you through any situation.
Whether you are facing a personal question, going through a difficult time, or seeking spiritual guidance — you are always welcome to reach out directly.Your message is delivered personally to the pastor and remains completely confidential. Feel free to share only as much as you feel comfortable with.
"Shepherd the flock of God that is under your care, watching over it not by compulsion, but willingly, as God would have you do"
(1 Peter 5:2)